Oriental Star - Menu

Excellent food, jewel in the crown. Quiet on Sundays even better. Recommended as a all you can eat Chinese in Leamington spa.

First time in a Chinese restaurant. Never had anything other than chicken curry before. Tried lots of different things today and throughly enjoyed everything. Definitely visit again.

We arrived about 4pm. Disappointed to see that quite a few of the items weren't there and what there was wasn't that hot. It seems we were in the after lunch and before dinner slot. Won't make that mistake again.

Went along Mid afternoon which was probably a mistake. Variety of food was not great and a lot looked like it by lying around for quite a while. During the evenings turn over can be a lot quicker do no complaints then.

I have visited this Chinese buffet on several occasions for lunch with friends. The food is good and often gets changed out for fresh. The last time I visited, they were closed even though their website stated they were open.

I don’t have any complaints about the food except the cost: It was £18 for one person. I really like their sweet-and-sour chicken and noodles. For dessert, the cake and ice cream were very good. Apart from that, they had duck, and what looked like tandoori chicken,

Check online , the opening time is as normal on google , so we decided to come here for dinner , drove about 1 hr as been previously a while ago and the food was nice , really looking forward for that , parked and paid for it , walked to the place , arrived in front of it and was closed ! So disappointed. !!!

You want cheap you get cheap. Poor quality food, selection not topped up, small amounts in containers sitting a long time, eg soggy spring rolls, soup just warm, chicken toasts chewy, etc. Fine dice of chicken, supposedly crispy duck?? Surely there is a good quality buffet locally?? No interaction with staff, one sat behind bar playing on his phone all meal. Sorry will not be back.

First time here.! After parking at Chandos Street car park. Such a friendly greeting. We were shown to a table and explained where everything was. We enjoyed the best chicken sweetcorn soup! A plate of starter items such as ribs and prawn toast. For mains, there were plenty of options. Wet dishes like beef and black bean, sweet and sour chicken and chow meins. There are plenty of noodle and rice options too. I enjoyed a plate of egg fried rice with mussels in Thai red curry. Lush. Followed by jelly ice cream. Recommendations for their English tea. Satay chicken skewers. Apple fritters from the dessert fridge. Will definitely go back. LGBTQ friendly.